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Monday Breaks Record for Planet’s Hottest Day Ever Recorded

Gaza has also been hit by a blistering heat wave, worsening conditions for Palestinians repeatedly displaced due to Israel’s war.

“We’re here today because it is Climate Emergency Day. It’s the day when the Climate Clock ticks down from five years to four years.”

Dennis Galloway from the United States took our photo of the day: “The Monsoon Season” in Southern Arizona, USA.

Assi lost her leg in the same Israeli attack that killed Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah. Christina Assi spoke Sunday.

“Democrats: it’s time to unite and defeat Trump. Let’s do it,” said the president after announcing his withdrawal from seeking reelection.

Her disappearance occurs amid a new wave of persecution and harassment against independent press in Nicaragua.

“We will be uncompromising with any form of corruption. The Venezuelan people deserve a decent government,” said the former ambassador.

The law targets Cubans abroad who engage in “acts contrary to the high political, economic, and social interests” of the island.

Today’s featured artist is Naty Selva from Colombia with the song “Pal Río Voy” produced by Sesiones de la Cuadra (2023).

The activists from the group Just Stop Oil, were convicted of “conspiracy to cause a public nuisance” which has triggered widespread outrage.